#TenantRiskAssessment

Problems for Landlords Arising from Ever Increasing Tenant Improvements

Tenant improvement costs have been rising across the country, according to a report released by Real Capital Markets in June of 2019. The d

Big Concessions Makes Credit Analysis an Emerging Imperative

Competition for tenants in Class A office space is hot across primary commercial markets. In many cases landlords are unable to continue hi

Tax Cuts, Fiscal Policy, and Tenant Credit

The U.S. tax cuts passed in the closing days of 2017 offered companies an attractive opportunity to increase shareholder friendly fiscal pol

Lease Accounting Implications for Commercial Landlords

Starting in 2019, we will see new US GAAP lease accounting standards push long-term leases on to the public company balance sheets instead o

Getting the Right Security Burndown Metrics on a Commercial Lease

How should you approach a security deposit or letter of credit burndown on a commercial leas

Where Automation Falls Short in Credit Analysis

External and internal pressures require commercial real estate professionals to streamline costs and improve efficiency across their leasing, asset management, and acquisitions responsibilities. The siren song of automation and technology is compelling. They allow for self-service capabilities and real-time decision making, but their effectiveness is currently limited to analysis of simple and homogeneous entities and tenants. Complex credit analysis in tenant diligence